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punch-ui

v1.1.3

Published

UI Components for KnockoutJS

Downloads

3

Readme

Punch UI npm Build Status

Punch UI is collection of UI components based on KnockoutJS and Bootstrap 5. Components can be used as part of your Knockout SPA application or as part of Razor Pages to improve your UI.

Components list

In the pipeline

  • Table spinner
  • Page spinner
  • Date picker
  • Select box

Quick start

Install Punch UI with npm npm install punch-ui

Read the Getting started page for information on components and examples.

What's included

Within the download you'll find the following directories and files

|---dist
|   |---index.d.ts
|   |---punch-ui.js
|---README.md
|---package.json
|---LICENSE

Documentation

Punch UI documentation, included in this repo in the docs directory, is built with Jekyll and publicly hosted on GitHub Pages at https://mtutynina.github.io/punch-ui/. The docs may also be run locally.

Running documentation locally

  1. Install Jekyll
  2. Open terminal in docs folder
  3. Run bundle install
  4. Run your site locally bundle exec jekyll serve
  5. To preview site, in your web browser, navigate to http://localhost:4000

Examples

Visit examples repository to see all available use cases.

Project structure and source code

Components

The source code of each component is located in a separate component folder in the src directory. Component folder consist of following files:

  1. component-name.ts - Component's specific logic.
  2. component-name.html - Component's html template.
  3. component-name.css - Component's specific styles (Not required).
  4. index.ts - Register new knockout component here.

Example:

|---src
|   |---pagination
|      |---index.ts
|      |---pagination.html
|      |---pagination.ts

Tests

Jest

In test folder you can find tests setted up with jest. Run in terminal from root folder npm run test

Example Project

You can check component in action by implementing new component usage inside project with examples
To check local changes that are not in npm use npm link:

cd punch-ui
npm link
npm run build
cd ../PunchUIExamples/PunchUIExamples
npm link punch-ui
npm run build

Scripts

npm run build - Packs bundles with webpack
npm run test - Runs tests
npm run lint - Analyzes code style using eslint rules